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DissFtcs Government Affair."
IsrTn krrs on nEpIcIINcIEs

The District Commissioners to-day transmitted
10 the secretary OF the Treasury, as required by
law estimates OF Deficiencies In Appropriations for
the support OF the District government for the
fiscal year ending June 10, 1857, ana prior year,
They call the secretary attention TO tine fact that
there are District liabilities for the period subse-
quent 10 the years mentioned above, which should
be provided for by deficiency appropriation, md
which, the Commissioners say, they infer VIII be
asked for by the secretary IN time for Transmission
70, and action by, Congress during It's present
session
MIsCEILANEoUk
The Commissioners decline TO give r. II. Lyons
permission 10 grade 22d street. between ID street
and New YORK avenue northwest, owing 70 the
lateness OF the season.
The District Commissioners have written the
following letters: Rev. ID. T. Wissman. pastor &C
the Church OF our Father. that street lamps Will
be erected on sth street extended from 90 Grant
avenue: Jacob Frech. that additional lamps VIII
be erected on h street northeast, 10 that there
shall be two lamps at the intersection OF EACH
street and avenue and two midway each square
from lst 10 9TH streets; John Boyle. that the alley
IN square la3 VIII he paved with asphalt blocks 10
the spring.
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RalsinaOre Markets.


BALTIMORE, Nd. December 21-virRipia sixes
son:ol,..,ed AZ: new thress. 64s; ten-iOrties 37E
BALTIMORE. MD. Deesmbera1-co.tons steady and
street and 2 s9c a.. s1sr. sSS
st' E %,ll sr :n2:
Sse de s
se. ss.s.n nhss ssS Ne
ss .sse shiss yeie% 4sssa ass sna
Ssry nsss Fss.us.s t .s 3D. &c.
9a,s steady and and psnnsyiyanis
Rye .m Stsd nay easy and 1 cs9os
packed, 1haS. Bacon--shoulders 73saSA; clear rib
smfrssE, a4aSe: lined. 1tisiS. Pssroisn2 rm Mss
s41 sns AND ss.ay .ns ord
z; copper refined trm aud active. 15ai6. whisky
s. s0al sssin lower we sa
Chicago Markets.
cHIcAeo III. December % IL q m.-The cold
se so "a.
.g Sass On It
Ssss. q hog. than xsrs s.pssssd A this hour re
oss, 3sssa35'.: pork. 1850 lard. s. iSNs&so. ''
unttee has gone TO hts home In Ann Harbor, Mich
igan, to spend the holidays
Poss-OrncE INSPECTOR APPoDsTKD.-Nichael
p Carroll, OF Georgia, has been appointed post
once inspector.
Mr.. DON n. DICKINSON was at the Post-Onnce
Department again to-day and met Q number OF
the ofacials Of the Department In talking with
STAB reporter one OF these ocials said In regard
70 Mr. Dickinson: II ike his appearance very
much. He has q cle0f-cut face, ana looks like an
Episcopal minister OF distinction In church
cfrcles."
| HOLIDAY r0R GOVERNMENT ENPLoYns-The Sec
Rotary OF the Treasury to-day issued order that
she Department be closed At l2 O'Clock on the cath
and the 31st OF December, and that all OF the Gus
tom-hOuseS throughout the country be closed on
o. S8tA a December and the ID Of january.
HxAnfN9 TaB CHAnaUA-Assistant Secretary
Maynard to-day heard the case OF r. p. Eyans "a
attorney OF this city. who Is charged with unpro
fessdoual conouct IN the prosecution Of claims b.
| fore the Trrasary Department, In deiayl1g pay.
l m9ne 20 M Cteuts a Moneys collected 6y hlIn
| nom tne Government
KwcAusT1c TulKo.-Btds were 0pened at tn
| Wan Departmaut to-day nor enoausttc tHingfor TN
nbenry moor In the west wing a the sgate, Wa
e. Ssy DssszsSsns Ss. Hns H 'ns =
S.ssd 8
Axous I'm rznGDsRs cAAxHD TooAT war'
Dsnasoss RAnso n. Keana, Can. ex-Beaaeer McDea
ald, 1sprensntaslves OuthwMte, Hendec
% a. O. Johnston q: C:h ChtPma., gerd
-, ScnsiS ~ MiskSssns Wsesr. nsseSefd NJ
Hn.an. CrAiA 0oulk Do1Gh.tE s0wde1, v1le
] 1ngs aAh and udge Durham
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS
EOR sALE-NOw Is THE TIME TO BUY CHEAP
Brong hane, Coupe koeksvays. Coupalets. Bug
fS s nfS.ss1n ssn s. sss Harnsss a. Jas
wagon Repository. 9th st. and New York ave, where
can be found wagons suitable for all business; trcks
and fancy wagons especially. n36-1m
EcOk sAI.E-FALL AND WINTER CAKRIAOR
l. NEW AND SECOND HAND, OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION,
AT yERy REASONABLE PRICES
JOHN u. YOUNG, 479 and 4S1 c st. me-.
o5-3m REAR NATIONAL HOTEI.
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The Dominion Must Yield.

In. VHAAbEkhAINS SSH " CANAUA.
1t is said that the purpose OF Nj. ChambefiAins
visit to Canada is to urge upon the Canadian au-
thorities that they yield to the demands Of this
Government in the disputed fisheries question.
The conferences at the State Department have
demonstrated that this Government will not yield
anything from the position occupied from the INST
privileges for their fishermen which they claim as
right, and there can be no settlement except by
Canada according these privileges
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Sales Of Renl Essatc.

John c. Davidson has bought, for ., 500, OF B. B.
Wells sub lot ls3, so. 1875, 20x5O on street, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets northwest.
NJ NJ. Parker and f. s. Smith have bought or ".
g. cox Tor sll, 600 lot IL, Reservation 10, 25xlSO
feet on the north side OF Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween ID and AZ streets northwest.
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The Defense will BE 1nsantty.
THE DArFy-EENNEDy HOMICIDE.

The Criminal Court has set Tuesday, January 1
next, for the trial OF John Daley indicted FOR the
murder OF Mr.. J. C. @. Kennedy by stabbing him
on July - last. Messrs. 4. r. Miller ana Il. @
Clagett, his counsel, to-day flied motion and am
dayits In support for summoning and paying about
Q dozen witnesses for him. IL T. understood taal
the e are 20 TESTIFY the condition mind al
the accused, and that the defense VIII b. lnsanit,
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Society NOses.

Mr. and MS. ". r Curtis have sent out invita-
lions 20 meet the Washington Correspondents ana
their wives al their residence. ls:s Y strest ON
Monday evening.
MIS- Patten and the Misses Patten entertained
party 81 young people az dinner last evening. Tbs
taoie Was laid for sixteen. From The center ross
mound OF La France RISES and bouquets were NJ
each cover The guests were Minister RousiAn,
MI Lee Phillips Minister Quessda. Marvoyeni Bey,
Baron Won zedrwitz, Mr.. X Delaney, Mr.. Alfred
hlnott, MI. HELEN, Miss Daydge, Miss Lncy CORK
Ill., Miss Eleanor Poster, Miss Courtwrfght and
Miss Mary McCulloch. Mr.. Patten VIII give q
out reception Tor her third daughter. Miss
Josephine, In January.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Garneld Hospital Associa-
tion, whose holiday fair Is now I'm progress AZ
Willard Hall, VIII close tonight when there will
be dancing. This effort 20 augmen; the funds az
the association has met with fair success leSfer.
day Ms Whitney, hrs Fairchild Miss Rndicott,
Mr. ana Ms. Mann, and Others visited the bazar
Mrs Leland stanford sent a check for q goodiy
sum. The midday lunch has proven a fair man.
c,sl feature several ladies p1rch ssed packets OF
tlemen acquaintances. This morning MIA aud
Miss Wheatley, Mrs. Seney, Miss Murphy, and
Wiara Hr s Bens sss S S ros s sna T Ta.
lock, and Mr.. Peppers are In attendance. MA
Logan Is unable 70 be with the ladies' this Is =
versary OF Gen. Losans Illness. ana aondsy IS The
anniversary az his death. THE " Ittmore" Is the
namfpf booth under the management OF the
meu1okrs CT the musical and charitable society Of
that name IL . loing we'll and the proceods 60
entirely 70 the Go ield Hospital runds
Mr.. and Mrs kingman, OF BrocKton, MassL. arr
at the Arlington, on their wedding tour.
This afternoon Mr. - r. DENLY. OF ArkansaS
and Miss Estella Rawlings Of Virginia, win be
Louis Young, r. c. Garland, John Martin and
WIN. Babcock win act as ushers. and MI. y. X.
Jones as best man. The bride viii be given away
by Col Ayers
Mrs. Senator Edmunds and Mis- Edmunds have
gone TO Aiken, =. C., for the winter.
senator Jos Il. Brown and family, Representa-
tive Stahlnecker and family, and Representative
4. {. Catchlngs ana family are located Al TIA
Moodmont for the season.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Now York stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices of
ne New YORK stock Market, as reported BY special
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THE COAL FAMINE IN KANsAA.
FarnseEs Burning Corr aoA RWnlsore
% Keep ffOm Freezing


81. LOUIS, Dec. 2l.-The blizzard that started In
the West early yesterday morning continues IN ~
severity. and at O'Clock this moaning ~ TIT.
mometer hovered around zero a cubanG but not
violent wind comes from the southwest
Reports nom Leavenworth, Kan, tn01cetD Q0ch
suffering In the West from lack q fuel Qe9An1B
on the mines are Tar greater than can b nned.
and messages come IN hourly demanding - ap-
simiisr reports come from Parsass 60 rspsna.
Farmers are burning corn, furniture a11 no5D q
their houses 70 keep from freezing. Great 01bfuno
Is reportod IRON Neane a1d ClarK counties, where
several persons have been fronoa % deafh, A.
Dt0hton mother ana three children oogGlt rU11Ie
at neighbors, and weze ffuoea - deotA VIII
crossing the pr9tE1es
N. UasbsuR Dselaysa EssoeeA oenoaos
lsr vinIaata.
RIcunoxD, Va, Dea Rls-1Ao O1nsooa oGnmn1y
met IN Joint session to-day - moon. ue1k Gos.
Nasasy pssaIding, foe the papon e snn1unang
- sesnls uf the easettnn 1pr u16oe1 0afaI
sonnfoe. The votev cost - IL tpo lpQood
yoGfGrday w0re veF1ned Al canyoq1s u1oeDl1Dou
- l1nutenanf>gogerpoe GGc1Aro4 t1oe ~ q ~.
boar, having rocevod 3 ue1eEpu - ~ yoogu
cat, vss dSiy elected pnised esstea $1,000 4
snccss6 0soae9 Ri1daebsrger, March = Ia fhe
jofns 800 Wes then ela1olvs1 rs GeoHo1 %
1n10 Vln aa3easa ss-eog snai senedly Z oeet
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NEXT WEEK AT ALBAuGHs-Albaughs WIN have
for an attraction next week Fanny Davenport In
her great character OF ''Fedora" Tie only matinee
OF "Fedora" VIII be given on Christmas day. &C
bearing Miss Davenport's autograph van be dis.
tributed.
RoBBERrEs REroRTEn.-Hurbcrt Kelley, No SIC
oath street northwest. reports that about O'Clock
Last night. while IN saloon on 9TH street, ne was
robbed OF n silver watch worth $40. ShoUo a
Nicholson, corner OF 4th ana streets southeast.
report that between II O'Clock last nsRat and
O'Clock this morning their store was entered. n
supposed by unlocking the front door. and robbed
OF hams cigars and tobacco. 60 the value of $40.
Jno. II. Mattiuyy, driver OF herdic No ssi reports
stolen from herdic, saturday night. casi-box con-
tanning about $40 in car tickets and cash
THREATENED 10 MAKE MIscRnEAr oF HB wRa-
MARY In9rn1on cosorea who ,,a I've IN t,ys Alley.
ing and charged her husband. Altert Thoruton,
with assaulting her. She TESTIFIED that when he
came home, few days ago he assaulted her aud
ran her out OF the house and SAID be would make
mincemeat OF herif he caught her. Hewas nned -
THIEVES sExrRxcsp-A colored boy named Geo.
Young, who nearly barefooted- stopped in front
OF Jno Senges shoe store, No. 2s3 Pennsylvania
avenue, last night Shoes that would nj him were
them some minutes. Not seeing an oilcer sbost
the ncighbornood George snatched one OF the shosS
nS him Gn eppsd IN 'front.' Of him anc called Ssf
he was sent 70 the station In the patrol wagon.
This morning In the Police Court George pleA1ed
guilty 70 Q charge o. larceny ana was given sixty
dayA Harry Scott, young colorU4 ma, was
cnsrEed with the larceny OF six pounds Or coaes
ana AZ pounds Of sugar. the properly Of M G. c.
Bryan, No l4l3 New York avenue. The 0eeea1nbt
it was shown, went 20 Mr.. bryant store and Or
derel the articles saying that Dr. j. I. Young had
sent him for them This the decor denied: A
sentence Of sixty days In jail was mnposed. VIM
Crawford, colored. pleaded guilty 20 charge q
stealing four rs.on from Phinp Anofn"as oaresr-
nhO0L And was g1ven one mODfh.
MARRIAGE LIcEsmEa-Nariage ncensoB hsSD
been issued by the clerk Of the cDurt 70 l. y.
SOMEHOW, OF Prince 0eoeyeS couaty, Nd, and
Mary K Kemp; An1rsw J. hced and vicsona Ar
mold; ThoA W; MURPHY and 0eorgianna yones;
VIM Henry walker ana Jane D0ode1: D0ao1D00 L.
wstts and Mary A LOVING; George 0Seea, q Ear
fAx County, Va, and NARY Jane 0nveA OF Dalu-
md laura 4 Recketts q frederscx County. "A:
8 Z Farby, OF Camden. AK, an Bylele L.
Davl1ngS q LyncnourG. Va; Horace Mo-. Wooo-
ward and Emily BraWner; jacob Jackso4 I'D
Houerzelle washington; R6oe. ". woodyar4 ~
nary = :DsyiA q fairfax COUNTY: We =.
Leitchneld and Helen esorey; .. D. 1850 u!nk
U. s. A, and Mary Ross. OF Carroll Parish, Ia;
and Maria Carter.
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Nr. MsrrtlI gasrsAocss . Bstll 20 Par.
chase Square Aee.

s@|~ss>e
BuIlpINa
IN the Senate to-day Mr.. Morrin fntroduccd the
oal reported by him from the comnlrtee On pubic
buildings and grounds In the izx Congress %
authorze the purchase OF square No coo. bounded
oy ana and SIN and an strsrts northwest
iof the enlargement 90 the rosf-o0ce De
payment building. The In constitutes
the POSTMASTER General SECRETARY of state.
and Secretary of the Treasury q hoard 60
acquire title ana po>sc~aon Of the property fu
the Government They are 20 parchase certain
parcels or lots In the square Al prpss In proposal
hitherto made by the ownersI AID are empowered
70 procure title by Condemnation 10 such lots %
parcels ~ they cannot purchase by Agreement
The two sections OF the old bin relating 20 plans
and preparations for erecting an extension o. the
Po>f-omce Department building are stricken out.
The lots and parcels offered for sae Are valued IA
the aggregate az ss3s 800. That h tae total amount
OF Che prices asked
The definite offers % property -owners were 20
,oilows; A. Hooe and others. treating 20 fest On
street and - feet on sth street tlls.ooo: T. A.
Lambert, trustee. fronting 10 feet on street and
100 feet on 9th street. $4,000; Geo. Bogus 'front.'
Ing 2lk feet on 9th street $1,000; {. I. &ood,
agent, fronting 100 feet 9Th strset aud - feet
on street. $4,000: J. Bradley Adams frouung
Sok feet on street, f6o,ooo; A. J. Barber Co,
fronting 100 feet on street ami IS feet on sth
street fsO 600: Alfred Ela aren't fronting Is fect
on s.h street $4,000; DIT. D. B. Clarke, agent
Bradley. agents fronting 3fk fest on sth street
and % feet on 9th street a. 500; total s5sS 5oa
The bill VIII he referyed 20 the coulmfttee on
puoic buildings and grounds
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NEXT WEEK AT ALBAuGHG-Aibaughs VIII have
for an attraction next week Fanny Davenport In
her great charsctero OF .'Fedora" Tie only matinee
OF "Fedora" VIII be given on Christmas day, &c
which performance q steel engraving souvenir
bearing Miss Davenport's autograph van be dis
tributed.
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Local NOteN.

The Mutual Cooperative Building Association
elected the following directors last night for two
years: Allen G. Clark, WIN. II. Nuncey, and P. N.
Hough; for enc year, VIM. A Hungerford, Chas.
A. McEuen, and William d. Henry.
Mr.. Geo. r. Phillips, for many years Supertnten-
dent OF the Inland and Seaboard C0asting Co. who
some months since rendered his resignation, has
Withdrawn IL and will remain with the company.
A. Eberley sends SO 10 The STAR for the Night
"A friend" sends 81 to TEE STAR ONCE for the
Poor Children's Christmas Club
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var Departmant to-day f0rsnoaustac tRingfsr TN
nbesxy moor in the west wing q the ssates Wa
aad Nay Department hut3ntng. 1he scweat III
We thAs Il skAzp>po WatsA q Phtls-elphiA, =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-21

The NATIONAL NEXT WREK.-Mr. Arthur Re
hans company OF comedians will be at the Ns-
aonal Theater next week, appearing in two OF
Augustin Days plays, " Love IN Harness and
Nancy & Coz This company has been wen re-
ceiyed In WASHINGTON IN former seaaonA--
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-21

DEATH OF A RETIRED NAVAL OSysc1A->Dr.
Robert Hill Clarke, who died yesterday at Milford,
Del, from o stroke q paralysis was retired
In 1850 with the relative rank OF cApta1R-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-21

kilraln I'm London.
LONDON, Dec. 21.-'Jake" kilrain has arrived in
London from France
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DISTRICT FROM IT'S OPERATIONS.
In the senate to-day MI, Sherman reported from
the foreign relations committee an amendment to
the oct OF last Congress to restrict the ownership
zenS The amendment simply provides that the
act passed last Congress shall not apply or operate
In the District OF Columbia.
was q letter from Secretary Bayard and Senator
Sherman, calling attention TO the Inconvenience
resulting to representatives OF foreign and friendly
powers from the act OF last Congress to restrict
the ownership OF real estate to American citizens
Secretary Bayard says the representatives OF for
eign powers are Compelled 70 make their resi-
OF nations, should be received ana treated here
with especial hospitality and granted every proper
facility g %sHs ,re SSode soaa iSa X. sna
restricting the ownership OF land was intended
to remedy an abuse In the Territories. and that It
n sSss y 10 70 ap
ON the contrary abundant reason for facilitating
The purchase and Improvement and occupation OF
By citizens q olhsr countries ana notably By those
CHIEF object OF the act be impaired BY the alnend-
ments Is it Was not intended 70 makett Apply here.
PxRsoxAl--Commercial Agent Doty ofst Georges
bermuda In town q. leave.--R Mackintosh OF
salt Lake CITY, John Grundy, and & A. welch q
Hesiden, Conn. q Y sanders Of Iouissihe. and ".
g ls'sasE 6 New fosk, i g Ws;cssrSs-.
~. nsis & xlsssy. 5 8 - zr!iastoe:-
Senator Hale was IN New YORK last ntxht-r. q.
Ner1ill. Of boston, e = she llseEoponf.a IA ":
Colnmbua Ohio, ciarsnce bssinoH q PhiladsI
g Sc ss ~. 49, 100: 81. 5s,s;: 6 8:
b bsIsss 500 1ssisasi =" : ~
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For THE ASSOCIATED CaARrrRs.-The following
subscriptions for the benent OF the associated
charities for the District have been received n; TEE
STAR once: Miss + @. Robinson, 81; Alva n.
Doan. So: MIS-. Lena Doan, 81; Master Raymond
81; Mrs. p Puisefer, 81; J. p. L., $40; W. n.
stoutenburgh, g; Mrs A. B. Webb, 81; George ..
johnson IS
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Marriage Of Gerald Ralsour.

LONDON, Dec. 21.-Mr. Gerald William BalfOur
member OF parliament for Leeds and a brother OF
the Right hon. A. j. Balf0ur, chief secretary for
Ireland, was married to-day TO Lady Beatty,
daughter OF the Earl OF LyttOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-21

Ias Vtlliams testtued Chat he was tnside the
80 49, - - IT,. .,ss-.-
disputing about beer, and Lewis started out. The
DECEASED took hold OF Lewis and said he was tired
m seeinQ him around and beat him Alder then
went home and said 20 witness that he was the
best man In Benninga
tf.ere had Oeen trouble between the deccNsod and
her brother once IN April last
yery ouasrelsOms when under the influence Of
iiouor on cross-examination witness said he
~eyar had difficulty with Alder but Alder had
!, c. strauss was asked rs 70 Alders rspu-
Alder for nfteen years, but oid not know anything
a his rsputation Finally he said good many
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-21

FoR The Ho1uDAYa
FRENCH BoxNErs AND uAra
Breakfast end Dres Caps Arr SAaAss = NlBoon.
flowers for Decorstionb Fine EAns, Han1nogeh1sok
Chemisettes. eaehses end PincushionA E1a 0appso.-
le and 20 button lsngshs..ss css&
MIRA Il 4 HUuI.
di3 1S0v - M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-21

Mr. Dow n. DICKINSON was at the Poet-Ofnce
Department again to-day and met number OF
the onaciAls Of the Department. In talking with
TO Mr.. Dtcktnson: n like his appearance very
much. He has clear-cut face, and looks like an
Episcopal minister OF distinction In church
circles"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-21

JUDGE GOBLET ofthe Interstate Commerce Com
mttee has gone TO hts home In Ann Harbor, Mich.
igan, to spend the holidays
Pos1-OFrCE INSPECTOR ACCOMMODATIONS
p Carroll, OF Georgia, has been appointed post
once INSPECTOR.
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NoR sALE-HoIIpAY BARGAINS

In addition 20 the above have over thirty other
pianos but slightly used and in perfect order
ieally prices 10 std upwarjss. your own terms.
Dout buy looking these actual bargains.
doO- an G. SMITH. l2.,5 PA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-21

HRARsNe TEE CHAneEl-Assistant Secretary
Maynard to-day heard the case OF R p. Eyans "a
attorney Of this city. who is charged with unpro-
fessaoual conduct IN the prosecution q claims b.
fore the Trrasary Department, In Delaying pay.
msns 20 M cl1ents a moneys collected 6y hiIl
nom the Government.